29 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
1
A Harper's Weekly verse extols arduous ascent and resilience. It emphasizes obstacles, demanding toil, and a striving soul seeking a hard-won goal. Victory brings fading glory, while failure yields a splendid fall, yet effort remains commendable.
Sybil Moore attracts two admirers at a county ball while Perc y Marlow and John Deane clash over her. A tense confrontation on the veranda ends with a threatened water plunge and a timely interruption by Sybil as she tries to restore order and dignity to the social drama.
The article describes the official Washington social season beginning Jan 1 after the President’s reception, with a strict sequence of events led by the Cabinet, diplomats, Supreme Court, Congress, and military receptions. It notes no invitations required for the New Year’s greeting, the crowd on White House grounds, and the unwritten rules guiding visits and timing. It also mentions the President’s wife hosting a late January afternoon reception and the season shaping Washington as a winter residence for national social elites.
The article explains how breathing varies with rest and exercise, noting that dyspnea can stem from heart weakness, obesity, or indigestion. It covers asthma and other causes such as anemia and lung conditions, and warns persistent breathlessness requires medical evaluation. It also mentions childhood airway obstruction from adenoids and enlarged tonsils.
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